A few weeks ago, I switched my development environment from Windows to Linux, on a project which was developed so far on Windows only. In this post, I want to describe the issues that brought me to this switch, a short overview how I did the actual port, and some observations on Linux for developers. [...]
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Linux Foundation executive director Jim Zemlin has a message for Microsoft: he wants the software giant to stop attacking Linux. Zemlin contends that Microsoft is engaged in a covert war against the open source operating system and that the company’s hostile behavior is detrimental to the growing number of Microsoft customers who deploy mixed Windows [...]
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It’s been awhile since I posted and after reading Jeff’s blog about “Open Source Apps” I thought it would be a perfect time for a little self-promotion of a new Linux User Group I helped get off the ground http://wnylug.org. The groups focus is to serve the Western New York Linux Users of all skill [...]
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The situation surrounding KVM, Xen, and Linux virtualization is pretty confused right now. I’ll attempt to do my best to set things straight. For the record I will state that this is purely my own opinions and does not represent any official position of any Linux distribution, though just recently Red Hat has announced it [...]
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